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And remember it contains soothing lanolin! • Lanolin Lovely! THREE SIZES: 29£ 59C 98C tion. With Debbie Reynolds, Marjorie Main. (Oct.) yyVi (A) MOB, THI 1 — Columbia: Policeman Hrocl C rawford secures a job as a dock worker in order to bring himself in contact with the “mob” responsible for the murder of which a fellow officer has been accused. Rugged action drama. With newcomers, Betty Buehler. Richard Kiley. (Oct.) 1/VJ4 (A) NO HIGHWAY IN THE SKY— 20th Century-Fox: Jimmy Stewart, convinced that a certain type of metal can cause a plane to lose its tail, inadvertently becomes a passenger on just that kind of plane. An unusual and exciting comedy co-starring Marlene Dietrich, Glynis Tohns. (Oct.) Vy* (F) ON MOON LIG HI BAY — Warners: When Doris Day and Gordon MacRae fall in love, they have plenty of trouble coping with papa Leon Ames and kid brother Billy Gray, in this nostalgic Technicolor musical. (Oct.) (F> PARDON MY FRENCH— V. A.: American school teacher. Merle Oberon, inherits a French chateau and becomes involved with musician Paul Henreid and his five children. (Oct.) )/y2 (A) PEKING EXPRESS — Paramount : In trigue in the Orient with UN doctor Joseph Cotten. French singer Corinne Calvet and missionary Edmund Gwenn held as hostages by black marketeer Marvin Miller. (Sept.) '/yy (A) PLACE IN THE SUN , /I— Paramount : The three stars give superlative performances in this heartbreaking and modern screen version of “An American Tragedy,” with Monty Clift as the confused young man whose ambition and love for Liz Taylor leads to Shelley Winters* undoing. (Sept.) yyy (F) RHUBARB — Paramount: Hilarious farce about a spirited cat who inherits a baseball team and $30,000,000. Ray Milland is the cat’s guardian and Jan Sterling Ray’s Rhubarb-allergic fiancee. With Gene Lockhart. (Oct.) yy (F) RICH. YOUNG AND PRETTY— M-G-M: When millionaire Wendell Corey takes daughter Jane Powell to Paris, he doesn’t count on her meeting her mother, Danielle Darrieux, new beau Vic Damone. With Fernando Lamas, LTia Merkel. (Oct.) yy (A) SATURDAY’S HERO — Columbia: A disillusioning expose of the college football scene with John Derek, Donna Reed, Sidney Blackmer, Alexander Knox. (Oct.) yy (A) SECRET OF CONVICT LAKE, THE— 20th Century-Fox: Glenn Ford leads Richard Hylton, Zachary Scott and two other fellow convicts to a mountain settlement where they are reluctantly given refuge by Gene Tierney, Ethel Barrymore, Barbara Bates and Ann Dvorak. Exciting! (Oct.) yyy_ (F) SHOW BOAT— M-G-M: The third and Technicolor screen version of immortal Jerome KernEdna Ferber operetta^ starring Kathryn Grayson as Magnolia, Howard Keel a9 Gay, Ava Gardner as Julie. With Joe E. Brown, Agnes Moorehead and that sensational dance team Marge and Gower Champion. (Aug.) yi/2 (A) SIROCCO — Columbia: There’9 political and amorous intrigue in this not too successful carbon copy of “Casablanca,” with Humphrey Bogart, Marta Toren, Lee J. Cobb. (Sept.) V/L2 (A) ST. BENNY THE DIP— U.A.: Amusing story of three hoodlums who don ecclesiastical vestments in order to evade the police, and how each finds regeneration. With Dick Haymes, Roland Young, Lionel Stander, Nina Foch. (Sept.) lA/l/ (A) STRANGERS ON A TRAIN — Warners: Neurotic Robert Walker meets tennis champ Farley Granger in a club car, discusses a diabolical scheme for a double murder and then, without Farley’s knowledge, carries out his end of it. What happens next makes this a chilling, thrilling adventure. With Ruth Roman, Pat Hitchcock. (Aug.) (A) STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, A — Warners: Magnificent screen version of the play about a tragic Southern belle. Vivien Leigh, Marlon Brando, Kim Hunter and Karl Malden give Academy Award caliber performances. (Sept.) (F) STRICTLY DISHONORABLE— M-G-M: A light-weight but entertaining comedy filled with complications when middle-aged opera star Ezio Pinza falls for naive Southern girl Janet Leigh. With Maria Palmer. (Sept.) yy (F) THAT’S MY BOY — Paramount: You’ll laugh till your sides split when stringbean Jerry Lewis sets out to be a football star with the help of college hero Dean Martin. With Ruth Hussey, Marion Marshall. (Sept.) yy (A) THUNDER ON THE HILL — U-I : A tense melodrama in which nun Claudette Colbert tries to prove Ann Blyth innocent of the murder charges against her. With Philip Friend, Robert Douglas, Anne Crawford. (Oct.) yVi (A) TWO OF A KIND — Columbia: Routine melodrama in which Liz Scott and Alexander Knox conspire to have Edmond O’Brien pose as long-lost son of a millionaire in order to make some easy money. With Terry Moore. (Sept.) yVi (F) WARPATH — Paramount: A rough and vigorous Western in which Edmond O’Brien enlists as a private in the Seventh Cavalry to track down the men responsible for his fiancee’s death. With Polly Bergen, Dean Jagger, Forrest Tucker. (Sept.) yy Zi (F) WELL, THE — U.A.: A gripping movie about the riots that ensue after a little Negro girl falls into a well and a white man is accused of her kidnapping. With Henry Morgan, Barry Kelly, Gwendolyn Laster. (Oct.) yyy2 (F) WHEN I GROW UP— U.A.j Bobby Driscoll plays a dual role in this tender family portrait about a boy, his dad, and grand-dad and problems two of them faced in their youth. (Aug.) (F) WHISTLE AT EATON FALLS, THE— Columbia : A lecture on labor problems with Lloyd Bridges as a union leader who is made president of the factory and is forced to do the very things he had fought against in the past. With Dorothy Gish. Carleton Carpenter, Diana Douglas. (Sept.)